The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-06
SOCIETIES AND LODGES.


The police received their pay last Wednesday.
Engine Company, No. l, has elected IS one Of Its
members Mr. Eugene Norris.
School Trustee John Reid. it is said. will soon
start for trip the Continent and through Great
Britain.
meeting of Friendship Lodge. No. So. o. G c..
was held at the Globe HOTEL Greenville. last Mon
day night.
The annual invitation ball Of the Ducks and
brakes will take place at Odd Fellows Hall on Feb
ruary 18th.
The annual ball of the Jeffersonian Association
will take place at Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday
night February 14th.
An eleesnt gold medal has been offered for COM
petition by ex-chief Germann for the rife shots Of
the Second Regiment only. The match is to take
place at his range on First street.
The High School Graduating Glass will hold an
entertainment on February 14th, which will be
| followed by German, which Mr.. Benjamin Frank
lin Hart Jr., and leading Hoboken society belle
| will lead.
| The Liederkranz Singing Society, of Greenville
has elected officers for the current year follows;
President Emil Herr: Vice President j. Dreimul-
ler Secretary j. H. Muller; Treasurer. j. Bughelz;
Collector. T. Ennis.
| Alarce crowd gathered at Odd Fellows Hall last
Tuesd night TO participate in the grand annual
ball of the Hoboken MIX Dealers Association. 1t
| was notable success. Dancing was continued till
| early morning The Associations officers are d.
| H Stuhrman, President; T. ]. Brady Vice-Presi-
dent Charles Won Brook, Secretary; II. Wachen-
| dorf. Treasurer, and h. Glindenkamp, Sergeant
farms.
| The latest in mutual benefit organizations is the
| Volunteer Firemens Sons Association, of Hudson
| county, recently incorporated and made up OF
| reputable and active young men on the Heights.
Its membership is above sixty. Meetings are held
the irst Friday of each month at Firemen's Hall,
| No, 1856 Central avenue. Tie officers Presi-
| dent, G.. Elwood; Vice-President B. Kelly; Treas
urer, J. Nestler; Recording Secretary A. Steger;
| Financial Secretary, Lincks: Sergeaut-at-Arms,
| j. Kratz; Trustees, Henry @. Tiedermann, Herman
| Prigge. John Kratz William Werner, Charles and
| John Nestler.
The Cantata Santa Claus" was creditably rem
dered before a crowded house. in Trinity Hall, last
| Tuesday night under the auspices of the Sunday
school of Trinity Church, with The following cast:
santa Claus, Mr.. Bushom; Frost King, ]. Fl. Wells;
| Goddess of Dreams Miss Ingleson; Goddess of
| Mirth, Miss e. Harrison; Goddess of Joy, Miss
| Bette Maben; Goddess OF Peace, Miss K. Hodges;
| Goddess Of Hope, Miss Annie Hanger; Goddess of
| Love, Miss A. Karmer: First Fairy, Miss g. Kauh
| mani Second Fairy, Miss Louise Clinton; Third
| Fairy, Miss Tottie Perry Fred, F. Bellz; Daisy,
| Mi M Dilworth: Drake and Croko. Allan Mari
| and Stevie Waefelaer.
| Probably the most brilliant masquerade ball of
| the ason in Hoboken, both in point OF attend
! ance and novelty and variety in costumes, was
| that OF last Wednesday night, at Odd Fellows
Hall, under the auspices of the Hoboken Turn
verein There was gymnastic exhibition during
| intermission. Among those present WEI Commo-
| dore Russ and Miss Dusterwirz, Fayen and Miss
| Schmidt II. Daas and Miss Kuhne, Mr.. Howard
| and Miss Profile, Charles Rabe and Miss Schiere,
| Mr. and Mrs. Martensen, Edward Wengel and Miss
| Henney, Theodore Baberdeck and Miss s. Gunkel.
| E. Saebger and Miss Saenger II. Gerdts and Miss
| Bucholtz, and Theodore Hager and Miss Maggie
| Boyer
| Big Odd Fellows Hall was tastefully decorated
and brilliantly lighted last Monday night. the oc-
easion being the annual bail of Enterprise Goterie
Among the $50 and odd couples who Joined in run
| ming off he long 'Order of Dance" the SUNDAY
| MORNING NRws reporter noticed the following:
| Charles Barnett and Miss Mamie Engel Joseph
| Wild and wife, Dwyer and Miss Mamie Dunn,
william Sherry and wife, ]. Givernaud and Miss
Belle Pate, William Martin and wife, Abe Duryea
and Miss Lena Boyer, John f. Boyer and Miss
Maggie Day Lieutenant Gagepd orf, of Company A,
second Regiment: r. Sinclair and wife, School
Trustee Martin. William A. Hearn and Miss Agile
Day, E. p Young and Miss Keeps, William elm
hart and wife and Mr.. Smith and wife.
The Armory gallery was crowded last Tuesday
night wi very large sprinkling of elegantly
dressed and pretty girls and women 1t was a
dress parade and review of the command, and took
place in the presence of Brigadier General Steele.
with Colonel Hamilton. of his staff; General Bird
| W. Spencer Inspector General of Rife Practice,
| with Colonel Owens, and Genera, Weston, Inspec-
tor General of the State. all of whom pleased
| with the efficiency of the Second Captain Had
denhorst at he close of the review and parade and
| parade and battalion drill, assisted by General
| Spencer, who made b. let speech present to the
| rifle crack the badges. Ramon M. Cook was unan-
| imously reelected Captain of the regiment re-
ception, which followed, brought the occasion to
| close.